Norweigan Nordic-Folk group Wardruna are returning to North America this year for a brand new jaunt in support of their recent album, Birna! Priding themselves on being a traditional folk group, Wardruna uses the oldest Nordic instruments along with traditional poetry rhythms, Nordic language, and ancient Norweigan tongues to create entrancing and atmospheric music.

Named in 2006 as one of the 100 Greatest Living Songwriters, Josh Ritter's work is reminiscent of Leonard Cohen and has seen this exceptionally talented artist go from strength to strength since the release of his self-named first album in 1999. He has become an experienced touring artist, having performed internationally with Irish band The Frames, and scoring himself a huge word-of-mouth following in the process.

At 26 years, Colter Wall is quickly getting his name in the country game. Following his debut self-titled album, Wall has continued to release a feel-good sound with his fourth album 'Little Songs', released in 2023. His music is said to mirror the sounds of the 70s, and his recent album follows suit. He is now hitting the road on his brand new tour, don't miss your chance to see him live!

Folk-rock trio The Wood Brothers set off on another set of live dates in 2025 alongside St. Paul and The Broken Bones! Catch Oliver, Chris and Jano as they bring their bluesy sound to you. You can expect to hear hits old and new, don't miss your chance to catch the Grammy-nominated story tellers live!

The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is the sweetheart of Americana music! Her first studio album, Living With Ghosts, was released in 1996 and received critical acclaim (it featuring only Griffin and her acoustic guitar). Her music style is particularly revered for its stripped-down songwriting, and is mainly centered around folk music. Many of her work has been covered by musicians including Emmylou Harris, Ellis Paul, Rory Block, and the Dixie Chicks, and constantly receives praise from her peers including Willie Nelson.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Roger McGuinn's distinctive blend of folk-rock and penchant for brilliant songwriting was not only the lifeblood of American Classic Rock icons The Byrds but inspired his peers, from The Beatles to Tom Petty. Nothing says more about McGuinn's pioneering creative spirit than The Byrd's 1968 studio album 'Sweetheart Of The Rodeo', which played a pivotal role in the creation of the country-rock genre.